those arm proportions holy cow i need help
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It takes practice, worry not young Termite.
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On the contrary, he's so smart that he spends all his time on personal super science projects, which leaves him with little time to actually do anything with Civilisation.
Sounds like excuses to me.
I jest, I jest
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Why do you think I'm still doing Stone Age projects despite being the God of Civilisation?
Because secretly the God of Civilization isn't actually all that smart?
@Kho
I say lower the population, don't go overboard on it though. I still like seeing giant hordes roaming around causing death.
I say lower the population, don't go overboard on it though. I still like seeing giant hordes roaming around causing death.
@Cyclone
Yeah, Bronze Age armies weren't all that grand now were they? It tended to be, like @Muttonhawk said, several hundred to maybe a small thousand at most. Not to mention the population density during the Bronze Age was not very dense at all and with Empires there would be some centers scattered around with maybe one large city at most, yeah?
Edit: Kho brings a valid point though, the mongols fielded massive armies and they didn't rely much on agriculture
Yeah, Bronze Age armies weren't all that grand now were they? It tended to be, like @Muttonhawk said, several hundred to maybe a small thousand at most. Not to mention the population density during the Bronze Age was not very dense at all and with Empires there would be some centers scattered around with maybe one large city at most, yeah?
Edit: Kho brings a valid point though, the mongols fielded massive armies and they didn't rely much on agriculture
hey
i wonder how many technicolour blobsharks i can fit in outer space
The answer is yes.
I'll start working on a post today. Don't have a computer currently so this should be fun.
Numbers are always a fun subject when it comes to this stuff. Typically when it comes to Bronze Age, in the early to mid age (3,700 B.C. - 2,600 B.C.) major settlements tended to have around 10,000 occupants though the city of Uruk was said to house around 50,000 to 80,000 people. But if the Bronze Age hasn't come to most of Galbar and is still in Neolithic times then settlements can vary from a few hundred to just about 5,000 in major areas.
Then again I don't necessarily care about being too historically accurate in terms of numbers, so long as the battle is well-written and makes me want to stab AmartÃa with a sword.
Then again I don't necessarily care about being too historically accurate in terms of numbers, so long as the battle is well-written and makes me want to stab AmartÃa with a sword.
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